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Gaia TV embedding Flat Earth propaganda inside Hollow Earth clickbait.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOwLwEgeIHo

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This guy is so full of shit. The firmament has been gone since the sky fell. What used to be the cosmic egg, a water cylinder from the sun to its binary, is now Earth's oceans and Saturn's rings. See Alfred de Grazia, Quantavolution Volume 5 Solaria Binaria.

The association you are likely searching for involves a tragic helicopter crash that claimed the life of a prominent
submarine pilot and cinematographer who worked extensively on documentaries narrated by Sir David Attenborough.
The Incident: Mike deGruy (2012)
The most notable "submarine pilot" associated with Attenborough documentaries who died in a helicopter crash was Mike deGruy.

Role: DeGruy was a world-renowned underwater cinematographer and a highly experienced pilot of deep-sea submersibles.
The Crash: On February 4, 2012, deGruy was killed in a helicopter crash at Jaspers Brush, Australia. He was scouting filming locations for a project with director James Cameron.
Attenborough Connection: DeGruy was an integral part of the team for the original Blue Planet
(2001). Following his death, Sir David Attenborough described him as an "extraordinary, intrepid, and daring cameraman".
Legacy Documentary: His life is chronicled in the 2020 documentary Diving Deep: The Life and Times of Mike deGruy
, which features archive footage and interviews with David Attenborough and James Cameron.

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The "underwater lake" you are referring to is a
brine pool, and the footage of it is one of the most famous sequences in deep-ocean documentary history, filmed by the late Mike deGruy.
The "Underwater Lake" (Brine Pool)
While filming for the "The Deep" episode of the original Blue Planet (2001) in the Gulf of Mexico, Mike deGruy encountered a phenomenon that looked like a lake at the bottom of the ocean.

Denser Water: These "lakes" consist of brine, water with a salinity level 3 to 8 times higher than the surrounding seawater. This makes the water so much denser that it does not mix, creating a visible "surface" or shoreline with ripples and waves.
The Mussels: The shores of these brine pools are often ringed with dense beds of methane-eating mussels. These mussels host symbiotic bacteria that convert methane gas seeping from the ocean floor into energy, allowing a thriving ecosystem to exist in the pitch-black deep.
The Submersible Incident: DeGruy famously described trying to pilot his submersible into the lake, only to have the vessel "bounce" off the surface of the dense brine, which he said was "the most amazing thing" he had seen in his career.

Connection to Mike deGruy

The Pilot: DeGruy was a highly skilled submersible pilot and cinematographer who specialized in these extreme environments.
Documentary: His life and this specific discovery are central to the 2019/2020 documentary Diving Deep: The Life and Times of Mike deGruy.
The Crash: As noted previously, deGruy died in a helicopter crash in 2012 while scouting locations in Australia for a project with James Cameron.

Where to Watch the Footage

Blue Planet (2001): Episode 2, "The Deep," features the original footage narrated by Sir David Attenborough.
Blue Planet II (2017): Features updated 4K footage of similar brine pools, including a famous scene where a cutthroat eel suffers toxic shock after accidentally entering the brine.

AI responses may confabulate.

Tibetan singing bowls that ring together without being struck rely on a phenomenon called
sympathetic resonance. While almost any bowl can exhibit this under the right conditions, certain types and setups are more effective:
1. Large, High-Quality Bowls (Jambati Style)

Jambati bowls are premium, hand-hammered bowls that are particularly easy to experience resonance with due to their size and high-quality metal alloy.
Larger bowls generally produce resonance more quickly and maintain it longer than smaller ones.

2. Bowls Tuned to Identical or Near-Identical Frequencies

Close Tones: For one bowl to "wake up" another without physical contact, they must be very close in tone. When you ring one bowl, another bowl with the same natural frequency will begin to vibrate and sing "in sympathy".
Harmonic Sets: Professional sets are often curated so that the bowls create harmonious intervals (like the "perfect fifth") or match exactly to facilitate this simultaneous ringing effect.

3. Machine-Made / Zen (Rin) Bowls

Consistency: Unlike hand-hammered bowls, machine-finished or lathed Zen bowls (modeled after Japanese Rin bowls) have very even surfaces and precise, single-frequency tones.
Purity: This makes them highly predictable for creating resonant sets where one bowl’s vibration can easily trigger others.

4. Crystal Singing Bowls

High Conductivity: Made of 99.9% pure quartz, these bowls are prized for their high energetic conductivity and powerful, pure tones.
Sustained Vibration: Because they focus on a single strong fundamental note, they are often easier to set off through sympathetic resonance than complex metal bowls.

How to Achieve This Effect

Proximity: Place the bowls close together on a stable surface, such as a silicone mat or ring cushion, which stabilizes them without dampening the vibration.
The "Rimming" Method: Instead of striking, use a suede-padded mallet to rub the outer rim of one bowl in a steady, circular motion. This builds a continuous vibration that is more likely to trigger sympathetic resonance in neighboring bowls than a single strike.
Silence the Source: To test if the other bowls are truly ringing, strike or rub one bowl, then quickly touch it to stop its sound. You will often hear the other bowls continue to hum faintly.

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query:
{In which subjects of non-fiction and genres of fiction does the word appear with the highest statistical frequency, timeline of usage}
In 2026, the word "equanimity" remains a specialized term primarily concentrated in psychological and spiritual non-fiction, while its presence in fiction is most frequent in literary works that emphasize internal character development.
Subject and Genre Frequency
Statistical analysis of textual corpora indicates the following distribution:
Non-Fiction (Highest Frequency):
Psychology & Mental Health: The word appears with high frequency in studies regarding mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs), emotional regulation, and stress mitigation.
Spirituality & Religion: It is a core term in literature on Buddhism (as Upekkha), Stoicism, and the Baha'i Faith, where it is defined as a sublime state of mind or "detachment".
Self-Help & Philosophy: Frequently used in "Big Idea" books and instructional guides to describe a desirable trait for navigating modern stress.
Fiction (Highest Frequency):
Literary Fiction: Appears more often here than in genre fiction (like Sci-Fi or Romance) because it often explores complex internal emotional states and character composure.
Historical Fiction: Used to characterize historical figures or narrators known for their stoic or "even-minded" nature in period-appropriate language. 
Timeline of Usage
The usage of "equanimity" has evolved from a specific legal/moral term to a general psychological state:
Early 1600s: The term first appears in English, derived from the Latin aequo animo ("with even mind").
1607–1610: Earliest recorded uses (e.g., by religious writer Robert Parker) primarily meant "fairness or justness of judgment".
Late 17th – 19th Century: The meaning shifted toward its current definition of "evenness of temper" and emotional composure.
20th Century – Present: Usage spiked with the westernization of Eastern philosophies (Buddhism/Yoga) and the rise of the mindfulness movement. By 2026, it is standard terminology in digital wellness apps and psychological research as a measurable "non-reactive" trait.

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Last year, I stopped relying so heavily on https://www.etymonline.com and started just plugging the formula {"words" definition etymology usage} into Google AI Mode all the time. If I really want to get fancy, I'll ask for translations of cognate synonyms, and specify Proto-Indo-European or Turkic or at least Sanskrit or whatnot when the etymology stops at Greek or Latin or Germanic.

The above query is only the second iteration in a context search window that began with {"equanimity" definition etymology usage}.

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Fuser: Festival DJ Sim (Twitch livestream) - TMSSP YouTube

The greatest DJ ever was playing... Somewhere else, so some idiot decided to let me loose on the decks, mostly because I'm far cheaper and that no one was at the festival anyway.
Come and see what you missed during my attempt at playing the festival DJ sim 'Fuser' and what the result turned out to be.

(Stream gets going around 3 mins into the video)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=NbtwO27BHJQ&si=zJvYLveHdE8zXqPx

Things you can do with Google in 1 or 2 search iterations without navigating away that were never possible before:

I just looked up where most of the pissants in Ireland live:

•Formica lugubris & F. aquilonia
—Tipperary, Armagh, Killarney, Sliabh Aughty

•Lasius niger
—Dublin, Cork, Kerry, Galway

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Seven-year-old Cassidy Baracka vomited for over eight hours after receiving her first Covid mRNA injection.

She was then given a second dose, which proved fatal.

Despite this, her death certificate says she died from Covid-19.

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Witnesses of the Rendlesham Forest Incident - Witnesses of the Rendlesham Forrest Incident YouTube

This very famous, British UFO encounter from the 1980s near the Bentwaters and Woodbridge USAF / RAF airbases, doesn't sound anything like an encounter with aliens at all, after listening from these never heard before eyewitness accounts.
'Interdimensional' is the only conclusion you can reach.
Spiritual.
Supernatural.
Demonic...
Call it what you want, you just can't call it 'Aliens' after this.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=QMnOuf11J7k&si=uAUuJBvsxzX037Hz

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The public-access pages on this site are presently being built to provide easy reference to various publications involving modern petroleum science. Modern petroleum science, – or what is called often the modern Russian-Ukrainian theory of deep, abiotic petroleum origins, – is an extensive body of knowledge which has been recorded in thousands of articles published in the mainstream, Russian-language scientific journals, and in many books and monographs. However, effectively nothing of modern petroleum science has been published in the U.S.A., and this body of knowledge remains largely unknown in the English-speaking world. For reason of this circumstance, a brief introduction to modern Russian petroleum science has been written separately, and is offered together with a brief indication of some of its immediate economic consequences.
The unfamiliarity with the Russian-language scientific literature has been further worsened by the bizarre circumstance that modern Russian petroleum science has been subject to the most extensive attempt at plagiarism in the history of modern science. This particular aspect of the history of this body of knowledge is taken up in the section dealing with the political and sociological essays.

The articles on this site have been put here to accommodate the many requests for reprints and further information, received during the past few years following the publication in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the U.S.A. of an article formally enunciating the modern Russian-Ukrainian theory of deep, abiotic petroleum origins and demonstrating the high-pressure genesis of petroleum. Therefore, although the articles on these pages have been contributed by more than a dozen authors, the majority have been written or coauthored by Dr. J. F. Kenney, of both the Russian Academy of Sciences and Gas Resources Corporation. It deserves to be recognized that all of the contributors to these articles that deal with petroleum science and petroleum operations are all highly competent oil and gas men and women. All have extensive experience in discovering and producing petroleum.
In the pages containing articles connected with petroleum economics, there are several papers by Professor Michael C. Lynch of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology which address directly the myth of “oil exhaustion.” There is also a link to an article by Professor Peter Odell of the London School of Economics concerning the common misperceptions connected with petroleum economics.

One should understand that these papers cannot give justice to the immense literature of modern Russian petroleum science. During the half century between 1951-2001, there have been thousands of articles published in the mainstream Russian scientific journals on the modern Russian-Ukrainian theory of deep, abiotic petroleum origins, and many books and monographs. For example, V. A. Krayushkin has published more than two hundred fifty articles on modern petroleum geology, and several books.

In light of the extensive literature of modern Russian petroleum science, questions inevitably arise among persons reading of it for the first time: Why has there been nothing published on this body of knowledge in the English-language (or American) journals which purportedly deal with matters involving petroleum ? Why have there never been Russian or Ukrainian petroleum scientists invited to address a meeting of, e.g., the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (A.A.P.G.) ? Why has there not been appointed to the faculty of a single department of Earth sciences, at any university in the U.S.A., a petroleum scientist competent to teach modern petroleum science ? In short, why have persons in the U.S.A. never heard of this body of knowledge ?

Gas Resources dotnet website GONE
(still available on the WayBack Machine archive.org back to 2002)

The articles on this site have been put here to accommodate the many requests for reprints and further information, received during the past few years following the publication in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the U.S.A. of an article formally enunciating the modern Russian-Ukrainian theory of deep, abiotic petroleum origins and demonstrating the high-pressure genesis of petroleum. Therefore, although the articles on these pages have been contributed by more than a dozen authors, the majority have been written or coauthored by Dr. J. F. Kenney, of both the Russian Academy of Sciences and Gas Resources Corporation. It deserves to be recognized that all of the contributors to these articles that deal with petroleum science and petroleum operations are all highly competent oil and gas men and women. All have extensive experience in discovering and producing petroleum.
In the pages containing articles connected with petroleum economics, there are several papers by Professor Michael C. Lynch of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology which address directly the myth of “oil exhaustion.” There is also a link to an article by Professor Peter Odell of the London School of Economics concerning the common misperceptions connected with petroleum economics.

One should understand that these papers cannot give justice to the immense literature of modern Russian petroleum science. During the half century between 1951-2001, there have been thousands of articles published in the mainstream Russian scientific journals on the modern Russian-Ukrainian theory of deep, abiotic petroleum origins, and many books and monographs. For example, V. A. Krayushkin has published more than two hundred fifty articles on modern petroleum geology, and several books.